… of the PCE-dechlorinating bacterium were before PCE was present as a contaminant in the
environment. Thehigh electron donor and acceptor specificities of the enrichment culture PER…

… -PCE enrichment cultures which proved capable of dechlorinating high concentrations PCE
to … Added concentrations of PCE as high as 550 ,uM (91-mg/liter nominal concentration; …

… The inoculum for chemostats and enrichment cultures used in this study was obtained from
a methanogenic UASB reactor fed methanol and PCE for over 5 years (Carr and Hughes, …

… PCE and TCE dechlorination occurred in the presence of VC, presumably in a cometabolic
… Enrichment cultures supplied with lactate or pyruvate as electron donor dechlorinated VC to …

… isolate capable of complete dechlorination of PCE to ethene. … TCE and PCE, inhibited
chlorinated ethene dechlorination. … loss of the VC enrichment culture's ability to dechlorinate PCE. …

… tetrachloroethene (PCE) dechlorination in mixed cultures was … PCE dechlorinating culture
developed from granular sludge or a (1:1) mixture of this culture with an enrichment culture …

… biodegradation of tetrachloroethene (PCE) was investigated … resulted in a stable enrichment
culture that converted PCE via … dechlorination of PCE by the thermophilic enrichment culture…

… Weekly the enrichment cultures were supplied with 1 mM fresh carbon … enrichment cultures
reductive dechlorination of PCE was observed within 2-10 weeks. The concentration of PCE …

… Enrichment of PCE dechlorinating mixed cultures with cis-DCE or VC. Sediment free
nonmethanogenic enrichment cultures that completely dechlorinated PCE, cis-DCE, and VC were …

… Culture Enrichment and PCE-Acclimation. The development of the PCE-acclimated
lactate-enrichment culture used in this study was detailed previously ( 14). A stock reactor was …